Hi there,
This is one of my favorite projects I have made and am wanting to share it with you. It is such a light weight beret and easy to wear. This has part 1 and part 2!
The instructions and the video are below, so you can follow along, The intro has some bloopers for fun, just click on the link
Hope you have fun!
I used the Red Heart Crochet Thread size 3 and 3.5mm hook. The thread size 3 is the important part.
Part 1
Cotton Beret
Sc = single crochet, Dc = double crochet, Sp = space,
Tr = treble, St = stitch,
Ch = chain, * * = work all in between the stars, Tog = together, yo – yarn over, rep = repeat, ss = slip
stitch
Dc Cluster = yo, hook into st, pull up a loop, yo and draw
hook through 2 loops on hook (2 loops left on hook), yo hook into st required
to go into, pull up a loop, yo and draw hook through 2 loops on hook, do this
to all 5dc, after the 5th dc yo and pull yarn thru all 6 stitches at
once (except beg 5dc cluster which is 5 st)
2Tr cluster = yo twice,
hook into st required, pull up a loop, yo, and draw hook thru 2 st, yo and thru
2 st, do this process into the next required st and then yo and pull through
all 3 loops at end
I used the Red Heart
Crochet Thread size 3 and 3.5mm
hook. The thread size 3 is the important
part not the make.
1. Ch3, ss in 1st ch to form a ring
2. Ch5 (which stands as 1dc, ch2), *1dc
in the ring, 2ch* rep in the stars till you have 8dc, end with the 2ch and ss
in the 3rd ch of beginning ch5
3. Ss into 1st 2ch sp, Ch 7
(which stands for 1dc, ch4) *1dc, ch4 in next sp* rep till end (8dc) ending
with ch4
4. Ss in the 3rd ch, ss in
the 1st ch4 sp, ch3 sc in the same ch sp, ch3 sc in the dc,* ch3 sc
in next ch sp, 3ch sc in the dc*, rep to end finishing with ss in the 1st
ch sp (so including that 1st ch sp you should have 17 ch3 spaces)
( when you make the sc into the last ch sp, make another ch3 and a sc into the "dc" below, and then make another ch3 and ss into the 1st ch sp) THIS IS THE ENDING SUMMARIZED
( when you make the sc into the last ch sp, make another ch3 and a sc into the "dc" below, and then make another ch3 and ss into the 1st ch sp) THIS IS THE ENDING SUMMARIZED
5. Ch3 (1st dc) 3dc in same
ch sp, *4dc in each ch sp* (17x4 = 68dc)rep to end, ss into 3rd ch
of 1st ch of the ch 3
6. Ch3 (standing for 1st dc)
1 dc in each of the next 3dc, ch1, *1dc in each of the next 4dc ch1* repeat to end ending with
ch1 and ss in the 3rd ch of the ch3
7. 3ch (1st dc) 1dc in next
dc, 2dc in the next 1dc, 1dc in next dc (=5dc in the 4dc, you increased) ch2, *5dc in the 4dc ch2*rep
to end, ending with ch2 and ss in the 3rd ch
8. Ch3, 1 dc in each of the next 4dc,
ch2, *1dc in each of the next 5dc, ch2* rep to end ending with ch2, ss in 3rd
ch
9. Ch3, 1dc in each of the next 4dc,
ch3, *1dc in each of the next 5dc, ch3* rep to end ending with ch3 and ss into
the 3rd ch
10.
Ch3,
1dc in each of the next 4dc, ch4, *1dc in each of the next 5dc, ch4* rep to end
ss in 3rd ch
11.
Ch3,
1dc in each of the next 4dc, 5ch, * 1dc in each of the next 5d, ch5* rep to end ending with ss
in 3rd ch
12. Rows 12 thru 18 do the same as row 11 (this
forms the fullness of your beret, so
you can do more or less if you like)
19. Ch
3, 1dc in each of the next 4dc, *ch1 3sc in the 5ch sp, ch1, 1dc in each of the
next 5dc* rep to end ending with ch1, 3sc ch1, ss in 3rd ch
20. ch3, 1dc in each of the next 4dc, 1ch 1sc in
each of the next 3sc, ch1, *1dc in each of the next 5dc, ch1, 1sc in each of
the next 3sc, ch1* to end ending with ch1 1sc in next 3sc, ch1, ss in 3rd
ch
21. ch3, 1dc in each of the next 4dc, *ch3, 1sc
in each of the next 3sc, 3ch, 1dc in each of next 5dc* rep, ending with ch3,
1sc in each of the next 3sc, ch3, ss in 3rd ch
22. ch3, 5 dc cluster, ch4, 1sc in each of next
3sc, ch 4, *5dc cluster, ch4, 1sc in each of the next 3sc, ch4* repeat to end
ending with ch4, 1sc in each of the next 3sc, ch4, ss into the top of the 5dc
cluster
23. *ch5, 2Tr cluster in the middle of the 1st
4ch sp and in the middle of the 2nd 4ch sp, ch5, sc into top of the
5dc cluster* rep till back at the ch5 made in the beginning and ss into the 3rd
ch
24. ch3(counts as first dc), 2dc in the 1st
ch sp, *3dc in the next ch sp* rep this all around to end and ss in the 3rd
ch
25. ch 3, 1dc in the next dc, *The 3dc from
previous round is now reduced to 2dc so do 2dc over the next 3dc* all the way
around, ss in the 3rd ch
27. If you want it tighter, ss in each sc all the
way around
Let me know if you have any struggles!
Enjoy your day
Gill
How many yards of Cotton do you need to make the hat?
ReplyDeleteI love the hat but don't have access to red heart yarn what can I use instead? Tried it will style craft dk cotton it came out massive.
ReplyDeleteYou need size 3 merchandized cotton yarn of any brand
DeleteYou used cotton yarn instead of cotton thread. Get any crochete cotton thread in size 3. Yarn is different from thread!
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